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VOL. LXI No. 4 CINCINNATI, OHIO, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1973 8 ··PAGES Voter turnout heavy, reports elections chairman

With the voting npt yet completed at press traditionally the second day has produced a time, this year's voter turnout will be an greater turnout, but said he was not sure if estimated 4000, according to Larry that would hold true for this election. Bonhaus, El~ctions Board chairman. He said he has not received any official If this estimate turns out to be accurate, it complaints about election violations, but would mean that last year's vote wiU be. added that some persons had been "yelling" surpassed by approximately 1000. Bonhaus ·about minor problems. has indicated that more than the original The official end of the ballotting was 9 4000 ballots have been printed so chances p.m. Thursday. The late closing was a result are that it will befmuch larger vote total. of the Evening College being allowed to vote __ for the ftrst time. The Student Senate had Bonhaus repor d P,at ..~ rour co. unt after -lanteti them voting rights at their March 28 one day show/a that 208 had voted . . 11 eeting. Bonhaus sa~d e vo~ :}-fc;, f4e • .branch The counting of the ballots was slated to campus.es wtll obably'lie rcldse

This being a result of tryouts the There are two sides to this and I can By BILL SCHICKEL see both sides. However this rule is News Reporter year before being less competitive. 9. Advisor did not provide written into the constitution. The facilities for handicapped students leadership. In example: The cheerleaders themselves decided this. Chec rle ading tryouts for the constitution was not enforced. The c he er!eaders go over the complete package regarding TUC to 1973-74 season scheduled for April Rousseau refuses to comment constitution at the beginning of each By JUDY PIKET $35,000, give or take $5,000." this committee," Hanrahan said. II were called off at the request of Rousseau was contacted by The new season. If they think it should Assistant Oty Editor Hanrahan said. He added that the Committee for handicapped the United Black Association (UBA) News Record and asked to explain be revised, we try to update it." cost of cutting in doors on each floor because of charges of racism by the less specific charges, but she "I take any blame anyone wants to The Committee on Higher The TUC Center Board's would b.ring the total estimate to Education for the Handicapped is Deborah Rousseau, cheerleader, A&S refused to make any comment. put on me but the girls run the committee on operations have around $50,000. sophomore. Rousseau was defeated by Donna squad. There are decisions made I working with the Physical Plant and initiated an evaluation of the According to Hanrahan, . all the In a written statement Rousseau Hauser, physical education don't agree with. I try to run it as an some of the special education classes facilities in TUC regarding their equipment for running the elevator is said: sophomore, in a race for cheerleading adult college situation." in doing a complete evaluation of the adaptability to the needs of available. The elevator itself and the The following concerns denote the captain earlier this spring. Chillemi defends advisor physical barriers that exist on the handicapped students. doors are needed. Hanrahan said the importance in ending the racist The charges are being investigated Commenting on Driscoll's entire campus. From this they will Tom Hanrahan, Bus. Ad. estimate would have been practices toward blacks on the by Gary Penfield, dean of student leadership, Fran Chillemi, physical determine what improvements will sophomore, committee chairman, considerably higher if the shaft was cheerleading staff. groups and university programs. education junior and last season's have to be made in order to meet the 1. Selection process is not fair, said plans for installing another also needed. architectural requirements which Cheerleader advisor responds captain, said: Restrooms, ramps especially toward blacks. elevator in TUC are presently being provide accessability to handicapped Commenting on Rousseau's "Mrs. Driscoll is one of the most In addition to the possible elevator 2. No organization. considered. students. charges, Mrs. Joyce B. Driscoll, fantastic leaders around. She has installation, Center Board is also 3. Rules are not enforced. organized so many different The only other elevator in the Hanrahan explained that Center faculty advisor said: accessing the difficulties of installing 4. No Black faculty on selection things . . . she has just started so building is a freight elevator used by Board has tried to take the initiative "I think it is perfectly fair in the restrooms facilities, carpets and committee with representation in much, she has given her time being at the food service employees. · in this project. He has written to sense that the year before last there ramps for handicapped students. conjunction with the black student According to Hanrahan an elevator William Baetz, associate vice was only one black that tried out and our practices and going on away "We haven't fully 1ooked into these representative. shaft already exists near one of the president for development, to "put she made it. Last year only three trips ... her leadership is areas yet but I don't think these 5. Quota System: Example: One fantastic . . . we could not have stairwells in the newer wing of TUC. out feelers for where funding might blacks tried out and one made it. improvements will be difficult to black judge in the choosing process a gotten as far as we did this year "The shaft was put in when the wing come from." He added that when That's 33-1/3 percent." make. It may just involve some year, as a result one black without her." was built, somewhere around 1965," funding is received, decisions may "I have always had one black judge minor details like moving a partician cheerleader is chosen a year. There are eight cheerleaders on the he said. have to be made regarding what specified. We would have more. It's here or there," Hanrahan said. 6. There is no affirmative action squad. Four will not have to tryout No building funds improvements on campus should be hard to get judges of any kind." He added that all of his program for the cheerleader staff. for the upcoming season. They are: Hanrahan explained that the given priority. Referring to Rousseau's statement committee's findings and actions will 7. Selection process for officers Carol Shank, Barb Robertson, Fran elevator was never installed because Hanrahan feels that accessability of that there is no black faculty in "plug into the work of the unfair, because selection is based on selection committee Driscoll Chillemi and Donna Hauser. All these building funds ran out and it had to TUC is most important since in be deleted from the plans. university's Committee on Higher favoritism. continued: girls except Hauser have been on the addition to being used by all students Education for the Handicapped." 8. Tenure Process: Whereas certain "That is wrong, we have always squad at least two years. Hauser does He said he has checked with it also serves faculty, staff and "We will look into all aspects of cheerleaders after two years on the had at least one black on the not have to tryout because she is the Richard Neidhard, Assistant Director improvement, and present a 1 alumni. squad don't have to tryout. This is selection comrni ttee. As far as a new captain. of the Physical Plant, for an estimate unfair to other girls who are trying student representative goes, we have Two of the cheerleaders will not be on the price of a new elevator. out for cheerleading, in that it never had a student help sel!)ct." returning. They are Janet Siemer and "The cost was estimated at reduced their chances of making it Concerning Rousseau's complaint Sue McKinely, Patti Patterson and because the number of available that cheerleaders do not have tryout Deborah Rousseau will be in spots may be yery few or none at all. after two years on the squad, Driscoll contention with the other tryouts for Cincinnati to host This is. also unfair because the girls said, the four available positions. now tryingout may be better "This is the only place I can see she Tryouts are tentatively Brie s qualified than -the older cheerleaders. might have a legitimate complaint. re-scheduled for April 25. Appa lac ian Festival "THE SOCIAL FUNCfiON OF THE WRITER" will be discussed by May 2 to 5 visiting professor of Spanish renowned Mexican playwright, Rodolfo Usigli. The free public lecture takes place at 4 p.m. Tuesday, in 127 McMicken. Recipient of Mexico's 1972 National Prize of Letters, Usigli has authored Cincinnati will host its third 40 plays based on Mexican characters, history and problems. Translated into Appalachian Festival this spring May a number of foreign languages, these works have won him widespread esteem 2 through 5 at the Cincinnati and recognition as "the father of the Mexican theater." Gardens Pavilion. The Festival will College students who play chess can participate in the ftrst CINCINNATI feature handcrafted, one-of-a-kind COLLEGIATE CHESS CHAMPIONSIDP April 21 at UC's YMCA, 270 items from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. on May Calhoun street. 2, 3 and 4, and from 11 a.m. to 5 The tournament is sponsored by the Cincinnati Chess Federation (CCF), in p.m. on May s. cooperation with the New Cincinnati and UC Chess Clubs. It will be Appalachian artists will explain nationally rated by the U.S. Chess Federation. their crafts via live demonstrations of Advance registration can be made by contacting David Moeser, chairman of chair-making, spinning, weaving, etc. the CCF, 1375 Washington Circle, telephone 231-8536, or Alan Casden of the There will continuous music each Chess Club in TUC. day, featuring mountain musicians, DENISE LEVERTOV, 1972-73 ELUSTON POETRY LECTURER, will singers and dancers. Films about give a reading of her own poems at 4 p.m., Tuesday, in the faculty lounge, Appalachia will also be shown TUC. I continuously throughout the festival. British-born Levertov has had nine books of her verse published in the U.S. There is no admission charge, but a and has taught, as visiting professor or visiting lecturer, at several U.S. donation of 25 cents will be accepted universities. She is currently conducting a contemporary American poetry from the general public at the door course and directing a poetry workshop to UC. to help defray expenses. For additional information, phone UC's English department office- 4 75-5924. The Appalachian Festival is Two seats are available for A&S STUDENT SENATORS. The deadline for sponsored by the Junior League of these petitions is April 23. Elections will be April 26. Petitions must be Cincinnati to help make the public returned to the A&S tribunal mailbox in the student government office. aware of the fme Appalachian STUDENT COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT PROGRAM (SCIP) needs heritage. This year 70 exhibitors will people to assume the leadership of the organization. Petitions for the various display and sell high quality committees are now being accepted. These petitions may be picked up in the handmade q1,1ilts, pottery, furniture, SCIP office, 425 TUC. For information call475-3524. toys, table linens, leather goods and Information is now being compiled to schedule UNIVERSITY EVENTs clothing Artisans from Kentucky, FOR THE 1973-74 SCHOOL YEAR. If you plan to sponsor events or Tennessee, West Virginia, North meetings of general interest to the entire campus, please submit your request Carolina, Maryland and Georgia will to the Campus Calendar Office as soon as possible. be represented. If conflicts are encountered, you will be consulted and every effort will be made to schedule the event to your satisfaction. For further information, Cincinnati Mayor Theodore Berry contact the Campus Calendar Office. SAVE MORE THAN EVER has proclaimed the first week in May Mail registration will be accepted by Summer School beginning March 19. to be Appalachian Week in the Deadline for applications is April 27. First term registration for summer ONAN Queen City. One of the highlights of classes at Walters College will be May 1 to June 15. There will be no mail the Festival will be a benefit concert registration at the Blue Ash school. Further information about summer UNCOMPROMISING SYSTEM which will feature the Osborne offerings and registration is available from the Summer School office, Brothers and Stonewall Jackson and 475-3845, or Walters College, 793-6010. AT ONLY the Minutemen, all of "Grand Ole CLERMONT GENERAL AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE is accepting Opry" fame. This evening of student applications for next fall- and will continue to do so throughout $429 .. Bluegrass and Country Western music most of the summer. Prospective students may obtain information about the will be at the Cincinnati Gardens at various degree programs and course offerings by phoning the Dean's · 8:00 p.m., Wednesday, May 2. office- 732-2990. Admission will be $2.00 for adults PRESIDENT BENNIS has been elected to the Board of Trustees of the and 50 cents for children 12 and National Commission for Cooperative Education. The commission is a under. Proceed~ will benefit local consult~nt service _to more than 650 institutions of higher education Appalachian children. concerrung cooperative education.

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Come Join Us and Make in The Cupboard l·: ngli'h .11 11! \'.'r•siNn Phont 311-&153 flnnls. Rlclinl.! ·\ppar· 1d. !·:nwl1 ' h ll n lts. This Friday a good one Ruling C111p ~ 2613 Vine St. 111 WT COURT ST. at Court and Walnut THE NEWS RECORD, FRIDAY, APRIL 20,1973 4 Uht News llecorb Unanswered question on the lot Ralph, and I took a ride through the Founded in 1879 By MARK FINGERMAN of Parking and Staff Services) I asked And last but not least there is lots and they could not spot any Ralph E. McFarland. The university ROBERT A. BEHLEN, JR., Editor-in-Chief how much the garage took in last major defects in the lots except allocate~ money from the' general JOSEPH E. CONLEY, JR., Managing Editor i would like to ask the University a quarter. where they had settled. DULCIE J. BRILL, Associate Editor question. At UC this quarter there Put on hold funds to pay for employee expenses The areas where the lots have JOSEPH W. WASILUK, Assistant Managing Editor were a total of 3750 parking decals The secretary put me on hold for and other supplies and we still have settled become lakes (when it rains) LINDA L. BRUZGULIS, Assistant Managing Editor sold. about two minutes and then came that $145,000 sitting around. deep enough to float in a canoe. This RONALD LIEBAU, News Editor Now if everyone of those parking back and told me that Mr. McFarland Tight on money is a fact because last spring I JOHN E. PRUES, City Editor decals only cost $12, then that was far too busy to answer that Back at the top of this column I borrowed a canoe from a friend and WILLIAM R. McGEE, University Editor would total out to be $45,000. Now question but if I was interested, I said I was going to ask the university brought it to UC and it floated very BARBARA L. PINZKA, Arts Editor we all know that all the decals do not could set up an appointment. a question and here it is. · nicely. NANCI K. HIVELY, Sports Editor simply cost $12, but in order to save GREGORY P. CHACHOFF, Photography Editor The parking office is suppose~ to Ralph told me they cannot patch space we will leave it at the $45,000 MARY JO SAP ADIN, Librarian The pointed finger channel their money intake back mto the lots in the winter time because figure. the General Funds, I would like to the patches do not hold. Now if we multiply this number by · The News Record is published by Communications Board I just hope that Dick Nye, the know why the university will not The Ohio State Highway three, for the three quarters we get Tuesdays and Friday during the academic year as scheduled. Business Manager for the University give the money to the parking office Department says that they have a $135,000. But remember that third Editorial policy is determined by the Editor-in-Chief. doesn't call an emergency audit on the money to repair the lots on the material called "cold patch" which quarter enrollment is usually lower the parking office. campus? they use to repair the streets and than the first two quarters because of For sake of meeting the printer's Here we have the parking office expressways. The department told the drop-out rate. deadline I will estimate the garage with just enough money to pay their me that anybody can get this "cold So I think it is fair to round out secretaries and guards their salaries patch". Isn't the University allowed and lot intake at $5,000 for the year , A. this total money intake to $140,000 and I think that is probably rather and the parking office always tells us to buy " cold patch"? Dorms not given choice for the year. that they have no money to repair , / conservative. And that brings our These are just a few of the I And the garage total to $145,000 per year. Now let's the lots. inconsistencies to be found in the Wait a minute, that figure only start taking out our expenses. Conference corrections parking situation here at UC. There included the parking decals. What Let's pay our parking office Though last year I had a are a lot more questions to be Dorm students face either a cut in services or an increase in about the funds taken in by the CCM employees. That's about 15 parking conference with Ralph, "Bo", and answered and I wish the university room and board costs next year, according to Richard P. Nye, garage, and the intake a night from guards and ticket givers. There are Dick Nye which was set up by could fmd time to answer them. university business manager. the lots? another four or five secretaries and President Bennis, to discuss the Nye attributes the need for cutsin services or increases in rooma Mark Fingerman, A&S junior, has Well, when I called Mr. McFarland then there is Ralph's assistant, Mr. parking office and the situation of , and board costs to a $300,00 deficit the University will incur if (remember Ralph? He's the Director "Bo" Bandura. the lots. After the conference, Dick, been working on parking reforms. I' prices remain stagnant. Residence hall students, he said, will be given the opportunity to Fe ife r decide what they would prefer. A;; co~~s Cuts would include: the elimination of steak night, reduction of AS -ro CDfJ6Rtss f6 10 co~s 10 five phones to two phones in suites in Sander hall, and the 5EPARATIOO FGCA£,. H~S BB"cl) weBttl~ ~~ elimination of one of the Sander lobby desks. ~~ru 1~1f6RITY- OOVeJ FeR ,, Obviously the elimination of a lobby desk in a residence hall I RR6~- P~Va) IRRCSR)j- t;PfCfAL, I' would reduce considerably what ever security is available to ~WeRS- '51 u;, I~- ' ,. S19Lt. l~lORB;TS- ("' students now. Cutbacks on phones in Sander would tend to ' SIBL-e. / greatly reduce privacy in what is already an impersonal facility not designed for the privacy of individuals. Nye seems to be giving students the opportunity to name their own poison. Perhaps the choices should be expanded to include one which would freeze prices and services, meeting the deficit with ' additional mones from the general fund. Two unacceptable I alternatives, at best, do not constitute choice. 1~clT HAS Tft6 ~f:SS WW W6 ca1C eteW PRoVe~ 1HAT ts uuoeR 10 1H6" H6l7lA. ~KBSS IS 601£,TY ARR6ST. I . . I NR res tgnattons demanded a= ev£R«THifJ6.

In an April 17 letter to Communications Board and Warren Bennis, Ron Foster demands the resignation of The News Record Editor-in-Chief, Managing Editor, and News Editor. Foster charges he has submitted material to The News Record for publication and "as of yet, I have not received any consideration for articles submitted." Foster also charges The News Record singled out Betty Peterson, a student body presidential candidate, for "malignant, racist" 1 attacks. Foster further charges black students are not involved in the newspaper and black organizations are "unable to receive coverage." Letters to the editor The campus community by now should be aware of who Ron Foster is. Foster told The News Record in early February that the Caucus of Black Student Organizations had called for the Increased cost of living quite different from a policy This makes it clear that our vote considered an intellegent one. His resignation of two administrators. The caucus, it was later recognizing the need for across the was to determine how our own reference to "Fire and Rain" and its reported, made no such demands. To the Editor: board post of living increases. membership felt about collective " likewarm" acceptance by the Regrettably the Senate turned down Foster, later during winter quarter, delivered to The News During this past fall the faculty at bargaining. Obviously, the en tire audience was way off target. a resolution moved by Professor faculty is not bound by our vote; just Record office his own statement calling for more resignations of the University of Cincinnati, on If a standing ovation represents a several occasions, has urged upon the George Hartman and four other as obviously the outcome of the vote lukewarm audience, I would enjoy to University officials. He declined comment on the release and The administration the need for cost of senators calling for an across the of our Chapter (the 14th largest in hear what the critic would say in News Record chose not to publicize the statement. living salary increases as a necessary board cost of living increase of 5%. the country) is bound to be a very describing a hot, excited audience. On April 6. Foster held a press conference in which he and John protection of the living standards of What the majority of the Senate significant ·gauge of general faculty By the critic's standards, this would Marshall, president of the United Black Association (UBA), University personnel and their has endorsed gives the administration sentiment. be nothing less than a full scale riot. blasted the report of the black grievance task force. The families. Resolutions to this effect a free hand to give or deny increases As soon as possible we will send within the limits of 0% to 8%. For those of us that enjoy James downtown media was invited (WCPO-TV came with film and were adopted by the American the results to the news media, Taylor, the concert was one great sound equipment), but The News Record was not informed of the Association of University Professors Presumably from the 4% is to come assuming that our Board approves of whatever promotional or merit musical treat. He performed in a conference. Nonetheless it covered the conference and reported it. and by the faculty at large at its the release of this information. manner that everyone seemed to increases faculty and staff members Apparently, Foster expects The News Record to be his pres~ October 31 meeting. As yet there Lowell Leake, Jr. are granted. If implemented this enjoy. He was slow and masterful of agent, printing exactly what he says without editing when it serves has been no response to those President of AAUP segment of the resolution does not the stage and the mystified audience. his purpose, but when it does not, not to print it. recommendations. April17, 1973 This situation is set in the context offer to those continued in The critic condemned the concert Foster claims items he has submitted for publication have not of a rampant inflation which is employment at the University any More to come because Taylor "didn't display been considered. They have been considered and were accepted or having an obvious destructive impact assured protection of living significant progress in his musical rejected on the basis of news values and credibility. upon the conditions of working standards. To the Editor: growth." The audience wasn't The News Record made no attacks on Betty Peterson during the people. Relevant also is the fact that Allocation of resources are I have noted the remarks of Ken looking for progress. As evidenced by course of the campaign. An analysis article, duly labeled as such, with regard to almost all faculty currently being made at the Hoop, published in your paper. I the full house, it seems to follow that said: the strong point of Peterson's candidacy was the ranks average salaries at the University with regard to a broad have also noted certain critical the people must have some feeling organizational support she was receiving from the UBA, her appeal University of Cincinnati are among range of matters and these comments of Professor Daniel for Taylor and his past works. They was limited to blacks, because of UBA support, and if blacks did the lowest of any of the state assisted allocations will probably very shortly Langmeyer. wanted James Taylor as he was and not vote in large numbers the chances for her election would be universities in Ohio. As the be submitted to the Board of Actually, any concern about Adolf, always will be in the future. They greatly diminished. purchasing power of the dollar is Directors. Hopefully it will be either pro or con, is mere nostalgia. came to hear Taylor sing his songs as decided that in the context of the he feels. , The charge blacks are not involved in The News Record is not eroded the need to recognize the Professor Langmeyer observes that current national economic picture, it Hitler "Systematically destroyed six Hopefully in the future your critics valid. Black members of the News Writing and Reporting class principle of cost of living salary adjustments is clear. In the absence would be unreasonable to delay an million of my people." will enter these types of concerts contribute to The News Record. One regular columnist is black. of such recognition the door is open allocation of resources that vitally But that was a quarter of a century without a certain type of bias or Solicitation of black writers and reporters has been unsuccessful. to defacto wage reductions. affects members of the University ago. Better now to worry about the prejudice. Then your readers might It is made clear to those interested in becoming staff members If was are serious about the need to Community. next six million Jews who will be get a more honest and truthful that all are welcome. The News Record recruits staff members improve the quality of teaching and Herbert Shapiro destroyed, when the H-Bomb account of the musical arts that are during summer and fall orientation as well as during the academic research at this University and agree Associate professor of history explodes over New York. Next time an important part of the university year. There are always positions on the staff to be filled. The News that in the allocation of resources the six million will be destroyed in one entertainment progra!ll. Record and Communications Board have specifically encouraged highest priority should be given to AAUP bargaining hour or less, whereas it took Hitler Dan Schultz blacks to join the staff. the needs of the human beings who five years with his gas chambers. Jack Blake Another question which must be considered is who does Ron make up the academic community, To the Editor: Such are the beauties of April17, 1973 Foster speak for. Does he speak as an individual or does he speak then I believe it follows that · those The story about American technological progress. responsible for financial decisions Association of University Professors Owing to the sterility and for the Black Student Government Cacus? Foster has refused to should respond favorably to the (AA UP) balloting on collective bankrupcy of modern thought, make his membership list public. Reliable sources estimate proposal that cost of living increased bargaining which appeared in the especially modern Jewish thought, ~he t'Ws lttcorb membership at nine persons, while Foster claims an estimated 35. become a fixed charge upon the April 17th issue of The News Record our population· have become merely N UBA elections Business Off ice University budget. Such action would was very misleading and needs to be a well-fattened herd of swine on their 411 University Center Interestingly enough, Greg Robinson of the UBA has be a tangible and not merely a clarified. way to the butcher's block. Only University of Cinc innati !=lnc lnnati, Ohio 45221 consistently refused News Record requests to release results of the rhetorical indication of concern for The AAUP Chapter membership armed force really counts for 475-5901 recent UBA election for executive officers. The election was held improving faculty morale. voted by mail on whether or not the anything in the world today. The ~HOMAS J. VOLLMAR. Business Manager April 5 and 6. Robinson said he plans to release the results The resolution on budget adopted Chapter wanted to pursue collective Age ofldeas is over. ARY E. McLAUGHLIN, Advemsing Mgr, by the special March 29 meeting of bargaining. Each member was There may be a silver lining even in DAVID L. THOMPSON, Sales Director Monday. . MARCIA K. F ALK, Office Coordinator Was the decision by Robinson made to keep the results of the . the University Senate only fudges the informed, "If the vote is favorable, the H-Bomb; it will shut the big loud GARY F. SIMMONS, Sales Coordinator issue. There are some positive aspects the AAUP Board will appoint an lying mouths of the rabble who UBA elections from influencing the student body p residential The Ne ws Record Is a member of elections? One could only conclude that either or both Betty of that resolution such as the organizing committee whose task will pretend to be our "leaders" todav. National_ Educational Advertising, Inc. recommendation that appropriate be to educate the faculty-at-large on Advertlsmg deadlines are: 1 p. m. F"riday Peterson and Regina Sofer have been elected to positions in the Fred Farrel for T~ esday· Issue and 1 p .m. Wednesday funds be used to correct inequities the need for and the desirability of Union New Jersey for F nday issue. One year subscription by UBA. This is information which the voters should have had to mail Is $15, payable in adVance (second based on sex or race and the collective bargaining. class Postage paid i n Cincinnati, Ohio). consider before they voted . Taylor 'slow and masterful' recommendation that no tuition At an appropriate moment, The t.dttorial Office The UBA also had a duty to its constituency to release the now increase be instituted. However, the Board, with Chapter approval, would 412 University Center two week-old election returns as soon as they became available. To the Editor: University of Cincinnati policy endorsed in the resolution of request a representation election. In Cinc innati, Ohio 45221 Individuals and groups must not and will not be able to use The "Faculty and staff salary adjustments such an election, all faculty would This letter is a strong protest in 475-2748 News Record to promote their own interests. The obligation of at an average of 4% for each vote on whether to have collective regards to the unpleasant review of Material to be considered for publication must be submitted by noon F riday for the News Record is not to a group or to an individual but to the budgetary unit with a miximum 8% bargaining and which organization the James Taylor concert! Brownwyn Tuesday Issue and noon Wednesday for University community. for any one individual is something should represent them." Bridgeford's critique can scarcely be F riday issue. THE NEWS RECORD, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 19 73 5 OCAS downtown Senate tables legislation to help fund Clifton

Quality education, poor,facilities By TONY CIPRIANO bypassed and urged Senate to defeat News Reporter the bill. \ ~ Clifton has attempted to receive monies from The News Record but By MARILYN KERSHNER cannot realistically take advantage of Strong debate was held Wednesday according to David Boggs, business News Reporter :-- the student health service, the night on the Student Senate floor athletic , events, the excellent over the proposed allocation of funds manager, the newspaper cannot recrea tiona! facilities. to defray the printing costs of the properly estimate how much money · The Ohio College of Applied Training good publication Clifton. The .proposed it can transfer to Clifton. Science (OCAS), UC's downtown OCAS students agreed that the bill S-459, submitted by Mike Dann, A bill S-810, submitted by Mike two-year branch college, offers top training is extremely good with student body vice-president, would Dann and recommended by Mike quality technical education, but emphasis on the practical resulting in have the Senate appropriate $2,000 Jones and Milt Duclaux, was under some very depressing and more of an ability to jump into a job. from Budget Board to accomplish approved 21-0 voicing the Senate's frustrating circumstances. "Industry recognizes the college this. It was tabled until the next concern of "the deplorable condition Drab, peeling walls, mostly dull for what it is, a school which turns session of the Senate. of the classrooms in McMicken, beige and green, poor classrooms, out . well-trained technicians," said Lew Moores, Clifton's editor, Swift, T.C. etc." It called for the and very old facilities create Spille, adding that there is never any explained that in meeting the Vice President for Management and problems which overshadow the serious difficulty in finding jobs for fmancial committments for the final Finance to set a priority on funds for value of OCAS's programs. graduates. issue due in May, something "renovation of these classrooms ' . Building is biggest problem Communications Board can not 1 The greatest concerns for OCAS through general repairs. ' ! "Our building is our biggest according to Spille, is "what the undertake now, he would only need problem," admitted John C. Spille, university sees as the future role of a "committment" at the present time Dann in his opening remarks OCAS dean. "It is not a receptive OCAS" and also the "quality of the from the Sen,ate. announced that the Student Activites atmosphere. Our admissions people atmosphere." Steps are being taken Bill Morelli, budget board head Board does not have enough are reluctant to bring prospective within the OCAS faculty to str~>ngly voiced opposition to the bill members and recommended that the students into this building," he "establish our own position," and claiming that it was not· budget Senate take over its responsibilities. continued. "provide input on what we see as board's ~tter. The two boards are He also informed the senators that The six-story structure, built in what we ought to be doing," said separate funding boards. Morelli said volunteers were needed to interview 1910, was no doubt an impressive Spille. the whole process was being prospective members of the Board. one in its time , with high ceilings and wide halls. But it is not suited for a THE NEWS RECORDfTOM HOLZER modern college facility, and signs of attempted conversion to this STUDENTS AT OCAS say kitchen facilities and the cafeteria have never been function are visible-partitioned used to feed students. They want Saga Foods to begin servicing the branch. rooms that appear unfinished,_ a miniscule gymnasium with exposed With TWA '" heating units and brick walls within two feet of the playing area, two fees," complained Eastlake: Parking OCAS is rated one of the top ten small student lounges, and an ancient decals cost $36 per quarter. technical colleges in the country. broken television. According to Dean Spille, Many OCAS students have it pays to be young. "This is probably the most approximately 125 decals are transferred there from the main TW.Ns got a lot ofthings to help you available, which is "not enough" for neglected building of the entire campus, and those interviewed in a lot of ways around the U.S. and Europe. university," said Jim Sullivan, the all-commuter branch. The three clearly prefer OCAS. assistant professor of math and lots rented by UC are not adequate, "It's a . lot more personal," But nothing comes close to the adventure­ physics. "Probably less money has and students must use high-priced commented Tom Baumaster, some brave blockbuster Worldtrek expe­ I ' been spent here since the merger garages or continually fill parking mechanical engineering technology ditions (arranged exclusively through TWA). than on any other building in the meters. student. Classes average twenty university." OCAS, formerly a "One thing that would be nice is a students, so a student can get to Worldtrek. private technical school, merged with free shuttle service to the main know his professor and his fellow This isn't a vacation, it's an experience. UC in 1969. campus," said Spille, who admitted students better," he explained. From two weeks trekking the- of "Some aren't even designed to be that this was "pie-in-the-sky" Spille agrees that the school's small Scandinavia to 12 weeks on a classrooms," said Professor B. thinking. atmosphere is non-threatening and to Kashmir. You'll find Samimy, math and physics Students seek recognition "makes it our advantage to be here" camping with nomadic reindeer department head, complaining of the "Until the UC main campus starts instead of on the main campus. herdsmen, or boating across the poor acoustics. "Our building is the recognizing that we exist down here, The disadvantages of separation Black Sea toYalta. major criticism we get from nothing is going to happen," from the main campus are many, For the exciting details, go to IIIJ-~~-+-t--IF';;;;;...-~ accreditation teams who visit here," commented Eastlake. "We have to however, according to a group of continued Samimy. "If only they make do. We are deprived because OCAS students. Since most of the your TWA Travel Agent, Ticket would spend just a small percentage we're just that little insignificant students also work part-time, they Office, or Campus Rep.- or of what they've done for Raymond school down there," he continued. rarely have time to come to the main the coupon below. Walters." Eastlake said- the college gets campus. They feel they are paying r------, The stuaents must spend the entire absolutely no pu15licity, even though for services and activities which they I 'IWA-"'TPAYSTOBEYOUNG," I day within this atmosphere. Art Box 25, Grand Central Station, N.Y., N.Y.10017 I classes at the school have even TOGETHER IN CONCERT- ONLY SOUTHERN OHIO I Please serid me information on the following: painted a series of posters to liven up APPEARANCE I Worldtrek Bonus Coupon Books I the dark bland hallways. Stutelpass Ovemite Pass I Dean Spille admitted that with "a I Destination Europe Pack Bed and Breakfast couple million dollars" things could ROY BUCHANAN be greatly improved, while realizing CO-STARRING WITH I Nmne I that very little money is available . Long-range plans include seeking IT'S A BEAUTIFUL DAY I Address I outside consultants for help. Spille ALSO- SPECIAL GUESTS said he is "going to press for it" I I though special funding will be SYLVESTER & THE HOT BAND I City State Zip I necessary. FRIDAY ·APRIL 20 ·8:30P.M. L..------..1 Food services non-existan t *Service marks owned exclusively by TWA. For the 715 full-time students DAYTON CONVENTION CENTER enrolled at OCAS, there exists only FIFTH AND MAIN STS. DAYTON, OHIO one food facility nicknamed by the $4.50 ADVANCE • $5.00 DAY OF SHOW students as the "Dean's Beanery." TICKETS AVAILABLE AT GLOBE RECORDS The "Beanery" is filled with BEER & WINE SOLD AT CONCESSION STAND Servomation vending machines and FOR CHARTER BUS INFORMATION CALL: no prepared food. This room is (513) 228-8785 locked after 2 p.m. because of recent NOW HERE'S ONE break-ins, said Dan Eastlake, acting IN CONCERT tribunal president. The school's kitchen facilities and cafeteria have SHAWN PHILLIPS TO GROW ON never been used to feed students. 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STEREO LAB Available at Sight & Sound FOR souncJ advice University Shopping Plaza I one Corry St. 1 221 · 515 5 Queen City & Grand Ave. Ph# 471-5602 THE NEWS RECORD, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1973 • 8th decade workshop uses 7th decade MFA th 9SIS ex hi bits start techniques for future theater forms By.BRONWYN BRIDGEFORD meaning and require more thought Gloria Burkhart Arts Reporter from the viewer. Each object is realistic, but the compositions Gloria Burkhart fills her huge By TIM SLAGLE improvisations (for lack of better to the second person through themselves suggest surrealism. In Arnold Weimer canvases (8'x6') with bright, vibrant Associate Arts Editor terms), those warmed-up bodies repetition, until the person had "Still Life With a Figure Borrowed Arnold Weimer's ability to colors. Her abstract patterns quickly forgot that the hip bone is perfected it. The second person then From Another Source," we see a accurately reproduce figures in oil is scintillate with color and have connected to the thigh bone, etc. moved toward the other line, adding miniature female figure standing on In expert form despite a sprained especially apparent in "Two Figures, motion, reminding one of After the warm-ups, the activity a sound and a movement to the the edge of the table, a vase ankle, Mark Arnitin began his or Charlotte and Joanne," now m i s c r o s c o p i c anima I s and Theater of the Eighth Decade settled down to mirror games in learned pattern, changing the showing in lhe TUC Gallery's Master supported on her shoulder, water chromosome chains. which one person mimics the facial rhythm. Each person made an spilling from it and running off the workshop with a vigorous warm-up of Fine Arts Exhibition. The warm She uses her dominant colors; red, attitudes produced by another. The addition as he crossed the space, so edge of the table. A violin, a in the Annie Laws Drawing Room at flesh tones and the shadows played pink, violet, orange, yellow, and dark required cooperation and that the final person would have Campbell's soup can, and a broken 1 p.m. Saturday. By 2 p.m. we were on the skin give life to the figures. blue, in "The Heaven and The Earth" concentration evolves to a point absorbed the rhythmic expressions of bottle are resting on the other end of invigorated, and by 7 p.m., two They move, they are alive, they are and "Life Teasing Death" in similar where the follower becomes all eight participants. ', the table, and are also reflected in a hours after the workshop, more than real people. It would not be fashion to depict opposite forces. indistinguishable from the leader. The drawbacks of Saturday's , concave mirror, as is the rest of the one sacroiliac painfully told its surprising to see one of them step owner that it had never stretched After a round of mirror games, workshop became apparent during out of the canvas and walk across the room. Amitin introduced an activity to this activity. First of all, as Amitin Symbolism and hidden meanings quite that far before. room. involve the transference of physical had trouble attracting eight abound. The violin could represent The body extensions and and vocal energy, but after numerous volunteers, a differential developed "Bob's Favorite Pipe" depicts a finesse. The soup can could represent muscle-control exercises were explanations and trials, the between those who would, and those , man sitting in a lawn chair on the manufactured food. Why do they nothing radical to the participants: experience remained who would not participate. Each beach. Weimer's effective use of appear in the same painting? Why do most theater students have been incomprehensible to those who motiop across the work space ·, bright colors gives the sunlit painting we also see a distorted image of them indoctrinated to get-in-touch-with­ participated and those who watched. became a performance in itself with an almost photographic look. In this in the mirror? Weimer, like many your-body-ism by 1973. Yet no one Two lines of five people faced each the laugh-starved audience critically painting his body proportions reach other painters, makes no attempt to seemed to have prepared or dressed other across the work space. observing. In addition to losing their perfection. answer these questions, being his or her body to work. The Amitin started a rhythmic motion body control and concentration, the The unusual ~omposition s of his concerned only with thought workshop was made up of shoppers, accompanied by a nonsense sound strained performers lost the still life paintings suggest deeper provocation. not workers. Those shoppers he;itated to buy. and moved across the space toward spontaneity essential to energy When Amitin began a series of what someone in the opposite line. He tJ:ansference by planning their big he called theater games and taught the body and vocal expression scene ahead of time. The next exercise went over better with the crowd because it used the vernacular, but words drained the Scruggs' album-lacks finesse body control even further. The set-up was the same, but instead of one person crossing the area, each By WAYNE CLYBURN innovations are interesting enough, person successively joined the group they don't compare with what he did which moved back and forth picking THE NEWS RECORD/TOM HOLZER Music Reviewer as a child. Before Scruggs, the banjo up all eight participants, one by one. THEHEAVENANDTHEEARTH "Earl Scruggs and the Earl Scruws had always been relegated as an The emphasis quickly shifted to the Revue Live At Kansas State," The accompanying, background vocalizations, and the attempt to The dark blue background is Earl Scruggs Revue, Columbia instrument. Most banjo players create a theater piece disintegrated nocturnal and mysterious but does Records. frailed, and some picked with the into a shouting match. not evoke fear or forboding. "Life" Once again, Earl Scruggs has thumb and index fmger. Unhealthy competition also is vibrating. Shade upon shade upon produced an album upon which the It was Scruggs who added damaged the next activity which shade of red, orange, and yellow traditionalists may choke. Certainly third-fmger picking and developed a required individual volunteers to sit ( provides detail to the entire mass." there are many who need choking, new definitive style ofbanjo playing. in a chair in the center of the room. \ ~lng :-1 "Life" is not dampened or those who would have Scruggs This style constitutes a contribution They were expected to develop a 81 lAnTAnA threatenest by "Death's" presence . playing "Salty Dog Blues" and "Roll which has yet to be equaled. Scruggs, character around the limited action ~ c• Burkhart merely states that these in My Sweet Baby's Arms" for the in my opinion, is the best thing that of standing and sitting with the ~ The opposites exist; one does not rest of his life. has happened to the banjo since the limited vocabulary of "Now I am n• necessarily destroy the other. addition of the 5th string. • sitting" and "Now I am standing." m GRATEFUl DEAD My respect for Scruggs' stylistic Although some succeeded in getting In "Violent Segmentation" the and contribution is obviously intense, btit laughs within those confmes, no one r;' opposite method of color I honestly must level criticism at his really passed the test, which Amitin HOTTUnA . representation is used. The GJ apparent lapse in instrumental later told me was his best means of background is the bright yellows, execution. For whatever reasons, his measuring an · individual's 0 OUICH/IlVEA :a pinks, and oranges. The foreground technical skill is just not what it was achievement and potential. mass is violet and dark blues. The ru 25 years ago. m dark blue mass is separated into As a break from the .. The original "Foggy Mountain :;.''"'"' IT1 ABEAUTIFUl DAY smaller segments, suggesting along discipline-lacking activities, Amitin a: Breakdown," recorded in 1948 and talked about the direction of with the title, the area was once COlD BlOOD used in the movie "Bonnie and D. ~ whole, and some force has experimental tWater. Hi~ hi~\ory of 80ZJCAGGJ Clyde," serves as a good stand~d of the movement seemed to destroyed its unity. compaljson. The version inaluded on cs: / ElVIn 8UHOP GROUP The MFA thesis exhibits will unintentionally point out that the I this album is slow and rough and hEw RIDERI~PURPlE /AGE continue through the month of May direction is behind us in the seventh simply doesn't measure up to the decade. The death of the Living in the Tangeman Gallery. New LAma J> original. For those who are interested Theater and the impending closing of and exhibits have their openings on ... COLUMBIA RECORDS in hearing instrumental wizardry, it is the Open Theater following its Friday evenings at 8:00p.m., and are Bill GRAHAm EARL SCRUGGS AND THE EARL suggested that a look elsewhere current tour, portend a moribund ... scheduled as follows: Strohmfrler, SCRUGGS REVUE LIVE AT would be more fruitful. Hll Ftfenc:l1... April 20; Fink, Michener and revolutionary theater. ~ And KANSAS STATE Amitin's film collage of radical Hll Enemt.1 Wiegand, April 27; Frehm, Knotts It should not be inferred, however, .. theater experiences from the late and Spurgin, May 4; Mallory, Moreno that the entire album is without ii Scruggs has a better idea. He has sixties looked quaint, or even "far IL and Palaia, May 11 ; Ouimette, Suer concluded that musical dogma is instrumental virtuosity. The presence and Sullivan, May 18; Gohil and of Vassar Clements, the fiddler, and out." Taken out of context, the clips outdated and decided to experiment were little more than sequences of Spr~nger, May 25. Buck Graves, the dobro player, with his talents. This recording of the nude hippies intimidating the Gallery hours are from noon to 5 concert at Kansas State University is precludes that possibility. "Best" is a p.m., Monday . through Friday. On subjectively precarious word, but I audience, and chanting "CHANGE an accurate portrait of the products THE WORLD." Saturday and Sunday hours are from cannot think of a fiddler better than of his experimentations. Amitin admitted that such I p.m. to 5 p.m. AI though Scru ggs' current Clements or a dobro player better than Graves. productions were passe, and pointed out that radical theater is so much Recordings 'of live performances " of the times" that groups do not do often capture a sense of spontaneity revivals. But the spectators do leave that may not be possible in studio the theater sharing a common work. Visual exclusions are, however, midnite show experience which necessarily has APRIL 21 unav oidable (perhaps the ~------· SATURDAY. ONLY ~-----IIIIIIIIIrl. changed them, he believes. A more proliferation of home video-tape systems will remedy this situation). recent activity of ~wo ex-members of A recording of Vassar Clements is the defunct Living Theater was to STRtWBE:RRY thus an incomplete experience, as wrap themselves in a huge protest total appreciation of his genius banner which they revealed at .. requires taking in a live performance. midnight in the Waldorf-Astoria last STATE: ME: NT~ New Year's Eve. .• -:- : Clements' appearance and artistry The question was inunediately ..... _..:...... :. ·.- ()Mi------are shockingly incongruent. His raised as to whether such an activity .:· . :~ -: . · ..-~. ANTONIONI'S was theater? was it art? Amitin ·-:--!.. :· • . · - . . .:.....• ~· : -· • -::· wardrobe seems appropriate for " King of T.V. Bowling," and he replied, "I don't believe in art .- ··::7' ~ --:.~ :. :-,:-:--..·· ~ :~: .· . - ...". Zabriski Pointo looks more like a Marine drill anymore. I do what I do." ... • .'·'• : ... ··.~=--:.~I •' ;IIJ .. " • • ' • .• .:-. !', • . ~;~~ .• • instructor than a sensitive musician. Amitin .will continue to do what he . . . His fiddling is always accompanied does on a six-week workshop tour of ' $1 $1 by a set of genuine facial gymnastics Europe beginning next month, 0 110 that would convince anyone that he including universities in Russia and Esquire ~~~~:, is Satan's own fi ddle player. Poland. Before leaving, he plans to Overall, I do consider the album to finish his latest book, "Visions of a be better than average. It has a Changing Theater." groovy beat, although it is difficult Mark Amitin did the best job of to dance to some selections. energy transference: his enthusiasm The Earl Scruggs revue will be for theater was contagious. Whereas performing at 8 p.m. tonight at Taft ideas about theater may vary, his .... Theatre, and tickets are available for techniques are applicable to any ( ·.OPEN •• $5.35, $4.35 and $3.35 at the form by serious actors, directors or Com'munity Ticket Office. playwrigh ts. :suNDAY: 9·12 PM •• TOO! • SAT. NITE -

- 127 W . LOife la nd Alfe .··•··:·:·~.. · . . ·.·····••~ : : . . : :·:·.. LOVELAND, O HIO :~···:·············::...... : .. Weekend films :.·:.... BEST ~. ...·.: the The rock documentary-spectacle Rebellion. • " Fillmore" will be shown tonight by At 9:30p.m. the same evening, the Stauon the UC Film Society. The shows are fil_m is "The Loneliness of a Long CO FFEE HOUSE. FOOD . at 7, 9 and 11 :00 p.m. in the Great Distance Runner," starring Tom &DRINK. Hall. As an experiment, only half of Courtenay. He plays a rebellious youth confined in a reformatory. FINER FOOD.l' BY . .. the room will have chairs, allowing IN THE . the audience to sit or sprawl , as they Michael Redgrave's encouragement choose, upon the fl oor. of him to sweat off his dissatisfaction . COUNTY!. Saturday, April 21, at 7:00 p.m. in athletics does nothing to quell ,. . . John For d's masterpiece "The Courtenay's res tless spirit. Both films ., -~ .• . - --. ---- ~'FoJJI~1 .• Informer" will be shown. Starring are also in Great Hall. Victor McLaglen, the film portrays Admission to all films is 75c .~~~ . . . one man's crisis of conscience, when apiece, with tickets available at the ••• ; dt ~ 6 Mcn tgomery Rd n Mcni~We1 y D ~ ••• he has the opportunity of turning a TUC Ticket Office. •::.• Phone 79J -8700 \.:-.• ~ friend into the police for the reward The mid-night show Saturday at REAR ENTRANCE - 329 ,UDLOW AVENUE money. This is ye t ano ther the Esquire Theatre is "Strawberry CINCINNATI, OHIO 45220 heartwarming incident in the S t atetnent" and Antonioni's 281·2225 D I C K COL E MAN continuing and everp.opular Irish "Zabriskie Point." Admission is $1. THE NEWS RECORD, FRIDA Y, APRIL 20, 1973 7 Not revenge 17-1 Bearcat netters headed downhill?- for Baker By JOE WASILUK By JOE WASILUK the Cats' future performances could our schedule could beat us, Murray Assistant Managing Editor A ssista,nt Managing Editor suffer because of the calibre of State, Kentucky, Southern Illinois Taylor Baker's long-time love story with the University of Cincinnati has competition they will encounter. and Memphis State," he added. found its ending. Dismissed from his head basketball coaching duties a little Considering the way the UC netters Fifteen matches, which includes 12 more than a year ago, Baker is cutting his ties with UC completely giving up have been dominating play in their teams the Cats have not played his teaching responsibilities to accept the head coaching position at Xavier matches la tely, it's hard for a previously this season, remain on the University. spectator to conceive the idea that SPORTS 1973 schedule, beginning with Although his move was suspected when former Xavie r coach Dick Campbell the team could actually go tonight's special home match at 7 resigned several weeks ago, Baker's change over puzzles people because of his " downhill" in future matches. against the Thundering Herd of Marshall University. Several of the self-professed loyalty to the University of Cincinnati. How can a coach move Bearcat coach John Morris however, " We've been playing matches singles matches will be played from one school to a rival school with the best interests of the rival school at lives restlessly with the idea nearly everyday of the week and outside on the Boyd Chambers heart, especially after he states that his feelings for his former school will everyday. really haven't had any time off for never change? Despite the fact that his team rest or practice. That's not good for a courts, with the remaining matches Is it revenge on the school and administration that threw him out on his ear convincingly knocked of toughies team," said Morris. "Considering the being moved into the Fieldhouse. "Marshall is not a particularly after he had produced the second best coaching record ~t the institution? Miami and Indiana earlier this week strength of the competition we will strong team," remarked Morris. "The After all, it isn't a deep, dark secre t that Coach Baker and Athletic Director for UC's 15th and 16th consecutive be facing, it could actually hurt us. only thing that makes them unusual George Smith didn't see eye to eye on certain matters. So isn't it just victories en route to a current 17-1 "I would say, provided nobody is that they play 41 matches this remotely possible that Baker took the XU job with the hope of getting back record, Morris is a little worried that gets hurt, fou r teams remaining on at UC, and George Smith, in the most stinging manner, on the basketball year." court? In the week's previous matches According to Baker there is no revenge. motive at all. He merely loves against Miami and Indiana, the coaching and the Xavier position allows him to kill two birds wi th one stone, Bearcats dropped only three · totals he'll be able to return to coaching at a major institution and he won't have to Pitt man defensive coach matches, defeating Miami 8-1 and move his family out of Cincinnati. Indiana 7-2. The win over IU was UC's first since 1954. It's a great reason for accepting the XU job but doesn't hold much weight By DOUG FULLER "There is some good size returning Miami's only point came in doubles with the Baker Booers who contend that if the man loves coaching as much as Sports Reporter. and the attitude is good. The players' THE N EW S R E CORD/ ARNIE GOTTLIE B he says he does, he would pack up his family and move to Lilliput Island if a as the Skins' number one team of pride was hurt last year and they Ken Daniels and Dave Brown eked AUREO CAMPBELL job was open there. UC football defensive line coach, want to come back strong," he said. "It's a perfect opportunity for me to coach and to remain in Cincinnati," Serafmo Dr. Fazio, is an import from out a 7-6, 4-6, 7-6 decision over UC's loss was to Western Kentucky's "Coach Mason is a dynamic guy, a number one player. explained Baker. " Revenge is the farthest thing from my mind. Although I the University of Pittsburgh where he team of John Peckskamp and Bob motivator ," c ontinued Fazio, Helmers. disagree with the way certain things were handled, I don't have any personal coached the linebackers and "Mike Czarnecki has played well, explaining that the whole coaching but he's not as consistent as Hill," vendetta against anyone at UC, and I want that clearly understood. defensive line for the last four years. Indiana's points were scored in staffs attitude is very positive . singles and doubles as the Hoosiers' Morris added. "I had other opportunities to coach at various schools but I asked that my Prior to coaching at Pitt, he was "The coaches want to make name be removed from consideration," he continued. "I was perfectly honest the coach of the defensive unit at number one man, Doug Sullivan, Hill and Czarnecki are freshman on foo tball fun for the players and defeated Peckskamp 5-7, 6-3, 6-3 in the team. Hill, from Norfolk, Va., with them and told them I didn't want involved because I simply did not Harvard University in 1968 when themselves, therefore creating a want to leave the city of Cincinnati. Harvard enjoyed an undefeated singles. In doubles, the IU team of has compiled a 17-1 singles record winning atmosphere," he added. Sullivan and Larry Lindsay, at and a 16-0 doubles record. "I can see why people are confused but then they don't feel the way I do season. Harvard's defense was ranked The high school recruits . the about the University of Cincinnati or the city," added Baker. third in the nation that year. number two, upset Aureo Cambel Czarnecki, from Flint, Mich., has Bearcats have signed are as good as rolled up a 15-3 singles record and a Based on rumors that flourished earlier this year, Baker did apply at other In 1967 Fazio coached the varsity and Mike Czarnecki, 7-6, 3-6, 7-6 . he's ever seen anywhere Fazio "I'm particularly pleased with John 13-3 doubles mark. Hill was the high schools, specifically Cornell and William & Mary universities, but was turned offensive line at Boston University related. He also said some of the down because of bad recommendations from George Smith. But according to after directing the 1966 freshman Hill's play. He's been consistent all school state champion in Virginia last incoming freshmen will be capable of year while Czarnecki was runner-up a source within the athletic department, Smith was never contacted by the squad to a 5-1 season as freshman season. None of his matches have playing on the varsity level. in Michigan. other schools and gave XU athletic director Jim McCafferty a fine head coach. been close ," stated Morris. "His only recommendation for Coach Baker. Fazio also coached four years on Just to set the records straight, the rumors were false. Phone calls to the the high school level, having been ADs at both universities substantiate the fact that Smith never made any head coach at Coraopolis High in recommendations. Pennsylvania in 1964-65, after 'They've come a So with that information the Baker Booers can sit back on their haunches serving 1962-63 as an assistant in and yell "Aha, it is revenge!" I personally don't believe it is. Tay Baker is too charge of the defense at Ambridge long way since sophisticated to develop an "I'll get even" attitude with persons with whom High in Pennsylvania. that summer he disagrees. He has too much dignity to stoop as low as to using Xavier At Coraopolis, Fazio's teams University and its athletes to settle a personality conflict with certain achieved a combined record of of~2 ! Cincinnati officials. 14-3-1 for his two seasons and won Best of luck to Tay Baker at Xavier. He'll need every bit he can get, the Ohio Valley Conference especially when the Musketeers meet the Bearcats. Baker or no Baker, X's championship in 1965. losing tradition to UC will never change. It was at the University of Pittsburgh that Fazio acquired his collegiate playing experience. Fazio Lacrosse shorthanded lettered all three of his varsity Kihlstedt with knee injuries. seasons (1958-59-60), becoming a By MICHAEL NISSENBAUM first stringer during his final two Sports Reporter Facing the Chicago Lacrosse Club Sunday, the B'earcats jumped out to seasons. He played linebacker and offensive center. Having defeated the defending a quick lead on a goal by Paul Schacter. Tight defense and superb In his senior year, Fazio was mid-west co-champions Ohio All-East and honorable mention for University , the UC lacrosse team goal play by Will Kohn resulted in a 2-2 first quarter score. All-America. He further distinguished travelled north. this past weekend himself that year by playing in the seeking to achieve successive upsets Power in numbers became evident however, as the Chicago team was North-South Shriners All-Star game I• over Michigan and Chicago. in Miami and the All-American Bowl Travelling shorthanded and able to run four mid-fields to UC's two. The result was an 11-4 halftime in Tuscon. without leading scorer Tom Nicosia, Another honor he achieved that the team made its first stop in Ann score. Playing in a depleted and year was being drafted in the fifth Arbor, horne of co-champion round by the Boston Patriots. The Michigan Wolverines. disorganized manner, the Cincinnati club managed to salvage four more Patriots released Fazio during the Playing flawless ball, the early part of the 1961 season and he ClassorM goals before the final gun, losing Wolverines sprinted to a 11-2 Strmg 20-8. returned to Pitt to coach as a halftime score. Only free substitution· graduate assistant. by Michigan and excellent goal play Although the results don't indicate GARYGRI MES · JERRYH OUSER· OUVER CONANT any bright spots, there were a few for Fazio said he is optomistic about in the second half by UC's Tony the upcoming season. arxJ PANAVISIQIJ•lECHNICOlDR• the Bearcat stickers. The goal play of DEBORAH WINTERS Scrovanner limited Michigan to four ExerutiVE! Producer HARRYKELlfR ·Wr1tten by HERMAN RAUCHER additional tallies. both Scovanner and Kohn, along CHEERLEADING Produced ard D~ed by PAUL BOOART '-W:I}fD\\IDs-IIRE Late in the game however, Cincy with the strong defense of Bob TRYOUTS -PG~'AIIMTAI .... AIKI'""'~ lost the services of two starting Morganthal, Ross Long and Tom Tryouts for the 1973-74 ~ ~~~".3=--::.,":,·.~."!. "'%" midfielders, Jeff Crawford and Tyko Hattersley, could stop most midwest cheerleading squad will be held April Celebrallng Warner Bros. 501h Anniversary (I A Warner Communlctllons Compln' attacks. The primary weakness of the 25 at 7 p.m. in the Laurence Hall UC team lies in the lack of depth on gym Rally successful midfields and attacks. 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Little Joe signs with ·UC TODAY - April 20 By JOE WASILUK of them left." people around," he added. "Right Baseball - at Bowling Green Assistant Managing Editor All that noise the players were now all positions are wide open." 20 years to play for a school as big Tennis- MARSHALL, 7 p.m. Boyd By JOE WASILUK making includes different chants, and with as much prestige as Chambers Courts Assistant Managing Editor The UC marching band can quit yells and constant clapping that Cincinnati," he continued. "I've met Mason and his staff have initiated in Track - at Ohio Relays, Columbus all of UC's coaches, seen the team in · worrying. New head football coach CANCELLATIONS A dominant figure in northwestern an attempt to motivate the players action and know Coach Catlett Tony Mason is not auditioning for a SATURDAY- April2l Ohio high school basketball for the and to create a " together" - at Bowling Green (2) coaches with intensity. He's a real new band. Those football marching UC golfers and diamondmen were Baseb~ll past two years, Joe Stalma Jr. of atmosphere within the team. Track - at Ohio Relays, Columbus student of the game of basketball." tunes students heard coming from the victims of cancellations due to Rossford became the first roundball Mason stated that the spring Golf . at Kepler Invitationals, Recruited by more than l 00 ancient Nippert Stadium recently are rain again this week. recruit to sign a national practices will end the night of May colleges and universities throughout recorded and part of "Excitement Games against Eastern Kentucky Columbus letter-of-intent with UC and head 19 with the annual intrasquad the country, Joe Jr. selected UC over '73," the official name for the new and Xavier became the eighth and Rugby - INDIANA REDS, 1:30 coach Gale Catlett for the 1973-74 scrimmage in Nippert Stadium. ninth contests to be put on the Bowling Green, Ohio University and football season. p.m., Meyers Field · season. The fight songs signal the beginning "Until that time I'll be looking for rescheduling list for baseball coach Cleveland State. the best 22 players I have. I'm not SUNDAY - April 22 "Joe received offers from all over of football practice, (which officially Glen Sample. Golf at Kepler Invitational, opened last Monday afternoon) and looking at last years' films because I The duffers were forced to cancel a the country but he wanted to stay in don't really think I'll see anything Columbus Ohio," said Stalma Sr., speaking for are played to create a better quadrangular match involving Xavier, worth while," remarked the coach. Eastern Kentucky, Wright State, and MONDAY - April 23 his son who is playing in a four-day atmosphere for the players. "I'll look at a lot of players at · UC, their fifth in eight outings. Tennis (women)- KENTUCKY, 4 invitational tournament in The practices, open to UC students, are held every Monday, different positions. The Xavier game has been p.m., Boyd Chambers Courts Pennsylvania. "We're definitely going to move "Our system of . basketball at Wednesday and Thursday afternoons rescheduled for May 3. Rossford is very similar to UC's," he at 3 :46, with an intrasquad added. "I would imagine that Joe · scrimmage Saturdays at l : 30. ~------~ · would play the same position as Greg "Today (Monday) was one of the Jurcisin. Joe's biggest advantage is his most gratifying days of my coaching WATCH THEM physical strength and his strong point career. When practice began those is rebounding." kids came out onto that field In his career at Rossford, Stalma enthusiastic and wild," said Mason. "They worked very hard and EAT IT EVERY has set or tied every rebound record including the most rebounds in one performed like they wanted to season, 384, as a junior. His strength accomplish something. That's all we, on the boards has helped Rossford to as coaches, can ask for. SUNDAY a 59-9 record over the past three " The kids were making so much years and ranking in the state's top noise that we actually started to ten polls for the past two. attract a crowd to watch us," added 2nd Annual Coliseum Pizza Mason. "Students walking by the In the last 12 years Rossford has ' compiled a 218-39 record and won stadium stopped to watch for a while 11 league titles, the last six in a row. and then it started to rain and most EATING CONTEST

Stalma, a 6-8, 235-lb. LAST WEEKS STANDINGS ••.••• forward-center at tradition-rich Rossford High, was one of the state's most sought after prospects this year PETE COLLAROS , TOM SANTEN as he averaged 16.1 points and 17.4 rebounds per game, powering his team to a 20-3 record and 5th place NICK WI.LSON JOE GARFOLD state class AA UPI ranking and 7th in AP. PATTY PATTERSON JOE BERNARDO He connected on 58% of his shots from the field and 57% from the foul TIM CRITZ MARTY BLEEFELD line and was All-Ohio Honorable Mention, First Team All-Northwest District and First Team All-Northern DAVE HUGHES JOHN LIEF Lakes League in a long list of honors received. JOE BALDWIN GRANT SWAIN "Joe made the choice to attend UC by himself. In fact I was out of town at a speaking engagement when he MIKE COUSINS RICK HACKMAN made his decision," said Joe Stalma Sr., who just happens to be the FRANK SEIDEN BEN FRANKEL THE NEWS RECORD/ARTIE GOTTLIEB highly successful head coach at UC FOOTBALL team runs through hard-hitting drills. Rossford High. "I didn't even know DAVE LEWIS ANDY LEE the uc coaches were coming up to sign him. fine Italian espressos- n'atural imported cheeses RICH MOTTER STEVE METH "I do know however, that Joe is excellent wines and beer- sumptuous desserts the first Rossford player in the last STEVE ·TOBIN PHIL YUTZY showing the incredible drawings of Dr. Hassan UC THEATER presents LAURIE ARTMAN BRAD LONDON SHELDON GOODMAN ,HAL BECKER .. GARY HODLUS 121 Calhoun Street THIRD ROUND THIS · SUNDAY· to Eastern Europe With Rabbi Ken Rosenan, Dean of MUSIC BY ST. 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